• September Agility Workshops

    Taught by Liz Helms at Headwaters Ranch Arena, Prineville
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  • Saturday, September 13

    8-10am     Novice/Intermediate Sequencing

    Receive individualized handling feedback on short sequences. This class will focus on obstacle commitment, verbal cues, handling, and how to put skills together as a team. Jumps and tunnels only.

    11-1pm       Backsides & Threadles

    Learn the what, where and how of backsides and threadles. We'll talk about training and proofing these skills, as well as how to handle them in sequence. Jumps and tunnels only. 

    Sunday, September 14

    8-10am      International Challenges

    Test your teamwork on international style coursework (an A2 or A3 course will be set). Dogs should be familiar with backsides, threadles, and layering. Jumps, tunnels, weaves, and Galican Intercan teeter and dogwalk will be used.

    11-1pm       Young Dog Skills & Sequencing

    A great opportunity for young dogs to test their skills and learn new ones! Whether you are working on wing wraps, jump and tunnel skills, or short sequences, this class will help you find success and learn how to take the next step in your training progression. Jumps and tunnels only.

     

    Pricing

    Working:  $60 (max 4 teams)

    Auditing:  $15 (unlimited)

  • Questions?

    Email me at lizdoesagility@gmail.com!

     Payment is due on site at the start of class.  Cash or check. 

    Make checks payable to Liz Does Agility LLC.

    All classes are held outdoors on dirt at Headwaters Ranch in Prineville, OR

    Dogs must be able to work around livestock. 

    The arena is fenced but not secure. 

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  • About Liz

    Liz is a passionate dog owner and agility trainer whose journey into the sport began in 2021 when her first dog sparked a deep fascination with agility and behavior training. Though relatively new to the competitive scene, Liz brings a lifetime of dog devotion and a unique professional background that enriches her approach to training.

    Drawing from her years as a professional dancer and dance instructor in New York City, Liz's teaching style is characterized by enthusiasm, encouragement, and dynamic energy. Her ability to break down complex movements and concepts into accessible components—refined during her dance career—translates strongly to the precise world of dog agility.

    Liz is dedicated to helping teams find success both inside and outside of the ring. She approaches training with a meticulous eye for detail and a genuine curiosity about the "why" behind canine behavior and agility training methodology. This commitment to understanding the foundations of dog training has made her a perpetual student of the sport.

    Her training philosophy centers on building intentional foundations and creating clarity in communication between handlers and their dogs. Liz welcomes students of all ages and skill levels, bringing the same passion and personalized attention to beginners and advanced students alike.

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